Participated · Series D · Aug 2026

Craif develops a urine analysis platform that combines proprietary biomarker detection and AI to assess disease risk, with cancer as its initial focus. Its flagship test, miSignal, is available at more than 2,500 medical institutions and 4,500 pharmacies in Japan, and the company has performed over 110,000 tests to date. Craif analyzes microRNA signals and has published more than 90 peer-reviewed papers and conference presentations, including two independent publications on early pancreatic cancer detection. The company is advancing a software-based medical device program targeting pancreatic cancer and plans a prospective clinical study in the U.S. from its San Diego laboratory. Craif opened its San Diego lab in April 2026, established a U.S. subsidiary in 2022, and is building clinical, regulatory, and commercial capabilities to support a reimbursement-driven U.S. launch.

Participated · Series B · Mar 2023

BlocPower, founded in 2014 and led by CEO Donnel Baird, is an NYC-based climate technology company that develops software and financing to decarbonize buildings. Its core product is the proprietary BlocMaps SaaS analytics platform and associated software used for analysis, leasing, project management, and monitoring of clean energy projects. The company has completed energy projects in more than 5,000 apartments, homes, houses of worship and commercial buildings and reports 4,000% revenue growth since its 2020 Series A. BlocPower plans to use the new capital to further develop BlocMaps, expand financing and administrative capabilities, and broaden its Civilian Climate Corps green workforce initiative. The Civilian Climate Corps trains and hires at-risk individuals and has secured city contracts including a two-year, $108m NYC award and an earlier $37m contract; the company opened training facilities in Brooklyn and the Bronx. To date BlocPower has raised over $250m and is deploying its software to support city-scale decarbonization projects in multiple U.S. cities. BlocPower develops and deploys clean-energy retrofits for urban, small- and medium-sized buildings using proprietary software for analysis, leasing, project management and monitoring. Its machine-learning platform identifies high-impact retrofits and the company uses cloud and IoT to gather data and remotely monitor energy consumption. As a Public Benefit Corporation, BlocPower partners with utilities, government agencies and building owners to retrofit unhealthy, energy-wasting buildings. It created an innovative financing solution that enables building owners to implement energy-efficiency improvements with no out-of-pocket cost. BlocPower has completed retrofits in more than 1,000 buildings in New York City and has projects underway in 24 cities, including Philadelphia, Milwaukee and Oakland. The company plans to expand and scale its inner-city energy retrofit projects across the U.S., create jobs, and will soon offer Environmental Justice Impact Green Bonds to institutional investors to help finance future projects.

Participated · Equity · Dec 2022

Cabinet Health has invented a refillable and compostable medicine system that uses elevated reusable glass bottles and patented 100% earth-digestible, city-compost-friendly pill packages. The company sells over-the-counter medicines for cold and flu, allergy, digestion, pain, and sleep, all formulated using FDA-approved active ingredients and third-party batch-tested to be free of known carcinogens, toxins, and allergens including gluten. Cabinet plans to expand into prescriptions and retail channels and expects more retail partnerships in 2023. It is a certified B‑Corp that emphasizes minimizing carbon footprint, water waste, and material waste. Financially, Cabinet reports average 110 percent year-over-year growth with its OTC offerings and has raised $17 million in the latest growth funding, bringing total funding to $23.6 million to date. The company was founded in 2018 by Achal Patel and Russell Gong and positions itself to lead the pharmaceutical industry in eliminating single-use plastic medicine packaging.

Participated · Series C · Dec 2022

Plant Prefab's core product is the patented Plant Building System, which combines advanced digital modeling with customizable Plant Panels and Plant Modules to enable modular, panelized, and hybrid building solutions. The company uses a proprietary engineering platform to drive automated manufacturing and provide installation instructions to project partners. Plant Prefab says its system can deliver projects 20–50% faster than site-based methods while producing 30% less construction waste, and it has operated with carbon-neutral operations since 2020. The firm currently operates factories in Rialto and Ontario, California, and is completing the Arvin Hub, a fully automated hybrid panel/module production hub opening in 2023. At scale the Arvin Hub is expected to produce over 900,000 square feet of housing (over 800 units) per year and expand the company's service area across the Western U.S. As of August 2022 Plant Prefab reported a contractual backlog of more than $85M and prospective business totaling more than $660M. Plant Prefab designs and manufactures prefabricated, customizable homes in factory settings with an emphasis on sustainability and energy efficiency. The company says its homes are priced lower than traditional new construction and claims they perform about 30% better than the average California home built in 2020 under Title 24 standards. Plant Prefab recently opened a second factory in Ontario and announced funding for a third highly automated plant to increase volume. The firm says the third factory will enable up to 30% waste reduction, 10–25% cost savings, and 20–50% faster construction versus traditional building methods. As demand has risen, the 94-person company is approaching its 100th building and is focusing on urban projects where customization is especially valuable. Founder and CEO Steve Glenn cites his tech and design background and a lean startup approach as influences on the company’s processes and product development. Plant Prefab designs and manufactures custom single- and multi-family prefabricated homes in a 62,000 square foot facility. Its core product is factory-built sustainable housing that emphasizes materials, processes and operations to reduce energy and water use, resource impact and improve indoor air quality. The company was spun out of LivingHomes in 2016 and is led by Founder and CEO Steve Glenn. In recent months it has installed 26 units in California and Utah and completed a multifamily project in Berkeley. Plant Prefab plans to use new funding to hire senior staff, build its marketing and sales teams, and further develop its patented Plant Building System. The company raised $6.7M in a Series A to support these initiatives. Plant Prefab, a spin-off of LivingHomes founded by Steve Glenn, designs and manufactures sustainable, customized modular homes intended to be durable and healthy. The company aims to deliver lower-cost homes in roughly half the time and with less waste than traditional on-site general contractors. It targets urban infill projects and constrained lots within urbanized areas, offering developers an alternative to local "mom and pop" contractors. Plant Prefab builds modules on an assembly-line in a 61,000-square-foot factory in Rialto, Calif., reducing backlog and improving quality control. The company reports a book of business north of $12 million and has done work in cities such as Los Angeles, with homes built in California. Management plans to scale operations, hire talent, and improve its proprietary building system to reduce manual labor.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2021

Classcraft provides a game-based learning platform that allows educators to motivate learners to reach their potential through playful learning experiences. The product emphasizes growth and human connection in classroom settings. The company serves more than 8 million students and educators worldwide and is used in over 160 countries; its platform is available in 11 languages. Classcraft is a Quebec-based certified B Corporation. It was founded in 2013 by brothers Shawn and Devin Young and their father Lauren Young. The company recently closed a funding round to support product development, sales and marketing, and team growth. Classcraft provides educators with tools that combine games, stories and time-tested pedagogy to motivate K-12 students and strengthen student-teacher connections. Its core product gamifies classroom management and learning to make education more engaging and meaningful. Founded in 2013 by brothers Shawn and Devin Young and their father, Lauren Young, the company operates from Quebec and New York City. Classcraft is available via Google’s App Hub and Classcraft.com and is a Google for Education Premier Partner. At the time of the announcement it was serving more than 6 million students and educators across more than 160 countries, available in 11 languages, and is a certified B Corporation. The company closed a $7.5M Series A (CA$10M) to continue expanding operations and broaden its business reach. Classcraft builds a role-playing game platform that turns the school experience into a year-long game to enhance classroom management, augment existing curriculum, and gamify Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) and Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS). The product originated in 2013 when high school teacher Shawn Young created a classroom RPG; he later founded the company with his brother Devin and their father. Classcraft is used in 75 countries, including over 20,000 U.S. schools, and reaches more than 2.5 million student users worldwide. The company cites research showing classrooms using Classcraft saw an increase in student achievement of more than 8 percent over a school year. Classcraft is integrated with Google Classroom and Microsoft Teams and is a certified Google Cloud Technology Partner. With the new funding, the company plans to build a richer gaming ecosystem through partnerships and self-paced, personalized learning and to scale the platform further.